semiposh

English

Etymology

From semi- +‎ posh.

Adjective

semiposh (not comparable)

1. Somewhat posh.
   • 2002, Kathryn Hume, American dream, American nightmare: fiction since 1960:

     He owns a house in a semiposh development and belongs to a country club.

   • 2006, Brian Niemitz, Night+Day New York:

     While semiposh lodges like the Egremont Inn are charming and cozy, smaller operations like the Weathervane Inn are just as friendly ... and cheaper.

Anagrams

• mishopes, phimoses